For this week’s challenge, share an image that depicts transition. Let life itself be your muse.
I saw this wild rabbit while walking. I thought it was going to run away upon seeing me but to my surprise, it stayed put and posed for me. So cute.
My words will either attract a strong mind or offend a weak one.
For this week’s challenge, share an image that depicts transition. Let life itself be your muse.
I saw this wild rabbit while walking. I thought it was going to run away upon seeing me but to my surprise, it stayed put and posed for me. So cute.
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You must be very fast or very special. Bunnies will not stay still for me.
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🙂 I have that effect with animals and kids.
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Ah. ;0)
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I like your prompt; I enjoyed your earlier writing about grudges and forgiveness, too. I’ve drafted long, wrought-through responses, which I may or may not post. ‘Cause, you know, your photographs here and comments so concisely and completely say it all. And I really like the rabbit. Richard Adams, the writer of Watership Down, was once asked an involved question about his intent to craft an epic allegory about the human condition and such–to which he responded, “No. I just wanted to write a story about bunnies.” Thanks!
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This made me smile though I didn’t read Watership Down your story is at first glance funny but I know like in everything else, there is more to it than meets the eye.
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